Percebidas

Percebidas is the feminine plural form of the past participle percebido, derived from the Portuguese verb perceber. It functions as an adjective or as part of compound tenses, and it agrees in gender and number with the noun it describes. The term denotes something that has been perceived, noticed, or understood by someone.

As an adjective, percepcion is used to qualify nouns in feminine plural form, for example: "as informações percebidas pelo estudo" (the information perceived by the study) or "as sensações percebidas pelo paciente" (the sensations perceived by the patient). In verbal constructions, percebed corresponds to the passive voice or to perfect tenses when used with auxiliary verbs, as in "as mudanças foram percebidas pelos usuários" (the changes were perceived by the users). The masculine plural form is percebidos, and the feminine singular is percebida.

In broader use, percebe or percepções can appear in scientific, academic, or journalistic writing to refer to data, results, or impressions that have been detected or acknowledged. Related terms include perceber (to perceive), percebido (masculine singular past participle or noun), percepção (perception), and perceptível (perceptible). Etymologically, perceber and percepir معرفة trace back to Latin percipere, meaning to grasp or seize.

Notes on usage: perceber signals a cognitive act of sensing or understanding, while percebido describes the outcome of that act. Percebidas, therefore, commonly appears in descriptions of findings, observations, or subjective reports where the feminine plural noun has been perceived by observers, participants, or researchers.